The toughest goodbye
By Anup Shah, MS3 There was nothing boisterous about him. He just preferred keeping quiet. When he walked in a room, you hardly noticed he
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The intersection of big data and genomics
If there was a word of the year for research at Baylor College of Medicine, it would probably end with the suffix “ome,” and it
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Throwback Thursday: Always prepared
For the last seven decades, Baylor College of Medicine has cared for the health of the greater Houston community. In the shadow of the Cold
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By Rachel Conrad, MS3 (Editor’s note: this speech was given at the 2013 White Coat Ceremony) During my first week of medical school, I gave
Read MoreThe ethics of staying home while sick
By Chaya Murali, MS4 I get sick frequently. This has been true about me since childhood, when it seemed like I had a runny nose
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Recognizing risk factors of type 2 diabetes
The holiday season is quickly approaching, and today we’re honoring American Diabetes Month by reflecting on the risk factors of type 2 diabetes. Those sugary
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A Day in the Life of Dr. C. Anne Morrison: Experiences in rural Tanzania
Dr. C. Anne Morrison is an instructor at the Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery and a physician in the BCM Global Health Corps. Get
Read MoreMusic for those long nights
By Chaya Murali, MS4 When I was in the first grade, I asked my parents to buy me a harmonica for Christmas. We were newly
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Students support, comfort patients through new program
Medical school is a busy and often stressful time for students, but for Baylor College of Medicine medical students, it’s important to keep patients as
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